Sentence examples for handled with sensitivity from inspiring English sources

The missing-child plot staple is also handled with sensitivity by the Norwegian novelist Karin Fossum.

It would have been easy to get the epilepsy stuff wrong, but it is handled with sensitivity.

Under-thirty-fives, the representative said, love tea as much as they love coffee, but they need to be handled with sensitivity.

Its evocation of England in the grip of the miner's strike is pitch perfect, the issues handled with sensitivity and without simplification, and the characters' interaction with the events wholly relevant.

The study is likely to upset sectors of the media and medical community, since it proves what sensible people have long known — that body image discussions need to be handled with sensitivity.

None of these situations can be handled with sensitivity criteria previously available in the literature, since they are all based on the topology of some type of a temperature profile.

The subject is handled with extraordinary sensitivity and narrative delicacy.

She went to see him, to explain that everything would be handled with great sensitivity.

Post National Editor Kevin Merida said, "Our story was carefully reported and handled with great sensitivity.

It was unclear why Mr. Gibson's departure was announced with such abruptness or handled with such sensitivity.

But Rome's deputy mayor, Luigi Nieri, suggested that the preparations for Sunday were being handled with extra sensitivity.